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Louise Bourgeois

Taking its departure from a work by Louise Bourgeois in ICA Miami’s permanent collection–Untitled (2001)–this exhibition highlights a group of iconic sculptures made of clothing and fabric from the artist’s personal archive. At the center of this presentation… →

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Diamond Stingily: Life In My Pocket

ICA Miami presents “Diamond Stingily: Life In My Pocket,” the first solo museum exhibition by the emerging New York-based artist. For her presentation at ICA Miami, Stingily creates a new installation that sees the artist using the form… →

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Terry Adkins: Infinity Is Always Less Than One

“Terry Adkins: Infinity is Always Less Than One” is a major thematic survey highlighting the artist’s crucial contributions to the medium of sculpture and cultural protest, featuring major installations that have not been viewed in decades. One of… →

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Research

Donald Judd: Paintings

“Not too much should be read into some kind of narrative because [Donald Judd] was trying to escape the narrative to begin with.” Curator and writer Flavin Judd ruminates on the significance of paintings made by his internationally renowned… →

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Diamond Stingily: The joy and beauty in Blackness

During a conversation with ICA Miami and poet Rindon Johnson, emerging Brooklyn-based artist Diamond Stingily touches on how the joy of Black art subverts expectation. →

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Germane Barnes at the Art + Research Center

Germane Barnes: "We're here. Acknowledge us."

What is the role of the architect and architecture in today’s intersectional environment? Can the architect, once singularly viewed as the master builder, be held responsible for non-inclusive spaces?… →

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Art + Research Center: Jason W. Moore Lecture

In a new public presentation, “Planetary Justice in an Age of Climate Crisis,” environmental historian Jason W. Moore explores how the deep history of colonialism, commerce, and social control is central to understanding today’s climate crisis—and to developing a politics… →

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